A well-known crypto analyst, celebrated for his accurate predictions, believes Bitcoin has not yet entered its most explosive market phase.
Dave the Wave stated that Bitcoin is still on course to break into the six-figure range, despite its recent dip below $95,000. He attributes this potential surge to Bitcoin’s historical four-year market cycles, suggesting that a parabolic price move is still on the horizon.
One positive IF the #btc price does correct is that it has as yet not gone parabolic… remaining in a technical upward channel. pic.twitter.com/1zNTLy3PPu
— dave the wave🌊🌓 (@davthewave) November 26, 2024
Dave highlights that Bitcoin has yet to experience a parabolic rally, instead remaining within a technical upward channel. This observation, paired with his analysis, suggests that Bitcoin could soon rise to $110,000.
He also anticipates Bitcoin’s price could top $200,000 by next year, noting that the cryptocurrency is already on track to reach its mid-cycle target, with the possibility of breaking into the six-figure territory soon.
The analyst ties these movements to Bitcoin’s halving events, which historically have led to price increases due to a reduction in the supply of new coins, with the most recent halving occurring in April.
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